[{"team":{"id":50010,"name":"Getafe CF","short_name":"Getafe","tla_name":"GET","type":"club","gender":"male","status":"active","official_name":"Getafe Club de Fútbol","founded":1946,"colors":"Blue,White","nicknames":"Azulones,El Geta","createdAt":"2024-11-05T10:35:56.861Z","updatedAt":"2025-08-11T14:59:09.439Z","website":"http://www.getafecf.com","address":"Avenida Teresa de Calcuta, s/n","address_city":"Getafe","address_zip":"28903","locale":"en","stb_id":"getafe-cf","tier":null,"description":null,"top_position":null,"history_and_foundation":"## What you need to know about Getafe football club\n\nThis team is not a giant of Spanish football, does not have hundreds of millions for transfers, but constantly proves that it can **spoil the life of even the biggest clubs**.\n\nFounded in **1946**, **Getafe** remained in the shadow of other Madrid teams for a long time, but gradually made a name for itself in **La Liga**. The club is based in the **suburbs of Madrid**, and its home arena is the **Coliseum Alfonso Pérez**.\n\n**Getafe** is **strength of character**, **tough football** and **fearlessness in front of any opponent**. ","sporting_achievements":"## Getafe: the history of the club\n\nUnlike **Real** or **Barcelona**, the history of **Getafe** is not full of shiny trophies or loud victories. However, this club is a **real fighter** that has come a long way from the lower divisions to the elite of Spanish football.\n\nFor a long time, **Getafe** performed in the **third** and **second divisions**, until in **2004**, for the first time in history, it entered **La Liga**. Many thought it would be a short visit, but the team not only established itself in the elite, but also began to surprise everyone with its game.\n\nThe best period in the history of the club is **2007 and 2008**, when **Getafe** reached the **final of the Spanish Cup twice in a row** and played in the **quarterfinals of the UEFA Cup**.\n\nIn the **2018/19** season, the team almost got into the **Champions League**, finishing **5th** in La Liga – the best result in the club's history.","club_identity":"## Getafe: Coliseum Alfonso Perez stadium\n\nThe **Coliseum** is **the real Getafe fortress**. It is incredibly difficult for opponents to play here, regardless of their status.\n\n* **Capacity** – more than 17,000 seats.\n* A small but very loud stadium where the fans always push the team forward.\n* Named after **Alfonso Perez**, one of Madrid's best footballers, although he never played for **Getafe**.\n\n## Getafe: achievements\n\nAlthough the club does not have a large number of trophies, its results speak for themselves:\n\n* **Finalist of the Spanish Cup** – 2007, 2008.\n* **Quarterfinalist of the UEFA Cup** – 2008.\n* **5th place in La Liga** – 2019.\n* Regular performances in European cups.\n\nThat's an accomplishment for a team that doesn't have an all-star lineup, but it does have **character**.","current_status_and_future":"## Getafe: famous players\n\nBright footballers played for the club and wrote their names in the history of the team:\n\n* **Pablo Sarabia** is a pupil of Real Madrid, who revealed himself in Getafe.\n* **Roberto Soldado** is one of the club's top scorers.\n* **Angel Rodríguez** is a forward who has been the team's main attacking force for a long time.\n* **Jose Bordalas** is the coach who made Getafe the storm of La Liga in 2018-2021.\n* **David Soria** is a goalkeeper who saved the team many times in important matches.\n\n## Getafe: interesting facts\n\n* Getafe is the youngest club in La Liga, founded in 1946.\n* In the **2007/08** season, the team almost eliminated **Bavaria** from the UEFA Cup, conceding in the last minutes.\n* The club is often referred to as \"**the most unpleasant team**\" in La Liga for its hard-nosed style of play.\n* In **2019**, Getafe took **5th place**, leaving behind **Seville** and **Valencia**.\n* This is one of the few clubs in Spain that has **never spent more than €20 million** on transfers.","stb_internal_id":"0192fbe5-3452-7cdd-86b1-1ecf5ee05fd7","overrides":null,"has_social_media_links":true,"has_social_media_relations":true,"has_membership_relations":true,"has_matches":true,"has_article_relations":false,"history_and_foundation_html":"

What you need to know about Getafe football club

This team is not a giant of Spanish football, does not have hundreds of millions for transfers, but constantly proves that it can spoil the life of even the biggest clubs.

Founded in 1946, Getafe remained in the shadow of other Madrid teams for a long time, but gradually made a name for itself in La Liga. The club is based in the suburbs of Madrid, and its home arena is the Coliseum Alfonso Pérez.

Getafe is strength of character, tough football and fearlessness in front of any opponent.

\n","sporting_achievements_html":"

Getafe: the history of the club

Unlike Real or Barcelona, the history of Getafe is not full of shiny trophies or loud victories. However, this club is a real fighter that has come a long way from the lower divisions to the elite of Spanish football.

For a long time, Getafe performed in the third and second divisions, until in 2004, for the first time in history, it entered La Liga. Many thought it would be a short visit, but the team not only established itself in the elite, but also began to surprise everyone with its game.

The best period in the history of the club is 2007 and 2008, when Getafe reached the final of the Spanish Cup twice in a row and played in the quarterfinals of the UEFA Cup.

In the 2018/19 season, the team almost got into the Champions League, finishing 5th in La Liga – the best result in the club's history.

\n","club_identity_html":"

Getafe: Coliseum Alfonso Perez stadium

The Coliseum is the real Getafe fortress. It is incredibly difficult for opponents to play here, regardless of their status.

Capacity – more than 17,000 seats.
A small but very loud stadium where the fans always push the team forward.
Named after Alfonso Perez, one of Madrid's best footballers, although he never played for Getafe.

Getafe: achievements

Although the club does not have a large number of trophies, its results speak for themselves:

Finalist of the Spanish Cup – 2007, 2008.
Quarterfinalist of the UEFA Cup – 2008.
5th place in La Liga – 2019.
Regular performances in European cups.

That's an accomplishment for a team that doesn't have an all-star lineup, but it does have character.

\n","current_status_and_future_html":"

Getafe: famous players

Bright footballers played for the club and wrote their names in the history of the team:

Pablo Sarabia is a pupil of Real Madrid, who revealed himself in Getafe.
Roberto Soldado is one of the club's top scorers.
Angel Rodríguez is a forward who has been the team's main attacking force for a long time.
Jose Bordalas is the coach who made Getafe the storm of La Liga in 2018-2021.
David Soria is a goalkeeper who saved the team many times in important matches.

Getafe: interesting facts

Getafe is the youngest club in La Liga, founded in 1946.
In the 2007/08 season, the team almost eliminated Bavaria from the UEFA Cup, conceding in the last minutes.
The club is often referred to as \"the most unpleasant team\" in La Liga for its hard-nosed style of play.
In 2019, Getafe took 5th place, leaving behind Seville and Valencia.
This is one of the few clubs in Spain that has never spent more than €20 million on transfers.

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Founded in **1928**, it is **the main football team of the region** and one of the most famous clubs in Spain, regularly balancing between **Primera and Segunda**.\n\nThe club is known for its **strong local support**, balanced approach to development and **giving young players a chance**. And since **2018**, he received a **new push** - after the **legendary Brazilian Ronaldo** became a co-owner.\n\n> \"Real Valladolid is a club that proves that consistency and loyalty to principles can be stronger than momentary success.\"","sporting_achievements":"## History of \"Real Valladolid\"\n\nThe club was formed after the **unification of two local teams** - **Real Union\" and \"Club Deportivo España\"** - in **1928**. A few years later **Valladolid** began to play at the **national level** and in **1948** for the first time entered **La Liga**.\n\n**In the 1950s** the team experienced its **first real heyday**, reaching the **final of the Spanish Cup in 1950**. In the future, the club played sometimes in the **Primera**, then in the **Segunda**, regularly fighting for **survival or promotion**.\n\n**The period of the 80s-90s** is considered the best, when **Valladolid** was stable in the **elite**, played in **European Cups** (**Cup Winners' Cup 1989/90**) and even won the **League Cup (1984)** - although the tournament did not last long, it is still **the club's most important trophy**.\n\n> \"In 2018, a new chapter began - the team was partly bought by Ronaldo, and since then Valladolid has started to invest more in infrastructure, transfers and youth.\"\n\n**After several relegations** and returns, the club is now again **fighting for a place among the best**.","club_identity":"## Real Valladolid Stadium\n\nThe team plays at **\"Jose Sorrilla\"**, an arena that was built in **1982** for the **World Cup**. It accommodates more than **27 thousand spectators** and is one of the **main sports facilities** of **Castile and León**.\n\n**The stadium is located** near the **city center**, and on the day of the match there is always a **special atmosphere** here: **families** come, with flags, in **purple and white t-shirts** - this is the **colorful business card of Valladolid**.\n\n**The club's plans** include **modernization of the arena** and adjacent infrastructure to make it even more **modern and comfortable**. But the main thing is **spirit**, and it is here.\n\n## Achievements of \"Real Valladolid\"\n\nThe club is not a favorite in the competition, but it has **a lot to be proud of**:\n\n* **Final of the Spanish Cup (1949/50)** — the first **loud appearance** at the national level.\n* **Spanish League Cup (1984)** is one of the **few clubs** to hold this **rare trophy**.\n* **Participation in European Cups (1989/90)** — appearance in the **Cup Winners' Cup**.\n* **Regular returns to the Primera** - the club demonstrates **endurance and ability to recover**.","current_status_and_future":"## Famous players of \"Real Valladolid\"\n\nOver the years, **bright football players** played for **Valladolid**, some of them later became **stars**:\n\n1. **Fernando Hierro** — **legend of \"Real\"** and the Spanish national team, **started right here**.\n\n2. **Jose Luis Morales** is one of the leaders in the **2000s**, who is well **remembered by fans**.\n\n3. **Muhammad Sallisu** is a **producer of the club** who is currently playing in the **top championships**.\n\n4. **Roque Mesa** is an experienced midfielder who adds **stability in midfield**.\n\n5. **Sergio Asenjo** is a goalkeeper who also started in **\"Valladolid\"**, and later played for **\"Villarreal\"** and the **national team**.\n\n> \"This is a club that is not afraid to trust the youth — and often this is where a great football journey begins.\"\n\n## Real Valladolid interesting facts\n\n* **The most successful club in Castile and León** — **the only one from the region** who played in **European Cups**.\n\n* **Purple and white style** is an **unusual combination of colors** that has become **recognizable throughout Spain**.\n\n* **Ronaldo** — **club president** — **legendary Brazilian** owns **majority of shares** since **2018**.\n\n* **Strong Academy** - many **graduates** regularly appear in the core or go on to the **major leagues**.\n\n* **The stadium that saw the World Cup-82** — **\"Jose Sorrilla\"** hosted matches of the **Mundial**, which adds **historical weight** to the club.\n\n> \"Real Valladolid reminds us that real football is not only about trophies, but also about traditions, commitment and youth development.\"\n\n**It is worth noting** that **Real Valladolid** remains an **important part** of Spanish football, proving that **regional clubs** can **successfully compete** with bigger teams thanks to **smart management** and **investment in youth**. Will the team be able to **establish itself in the elite** under the leadership of **Ronaldo**? One thing is certain — the **spirit of Jose Sorrilla** and the **traditions of Castile** make **Valladolid** a special place where **football dreams** combine with **regional pride** and **every match** is a **fight for the honor** of the hometown. This is a club that **proves** that the **most important thing** in football is to **stay true** to your **roots** and **never give up**.","stb_internal_id":"0192fbe6-0445-767e-8983-796c74cf9349","overrides":null,"has_social_media_links":true,"has_social_media_relations":true,"has_membership_relations":true,"has_matches":true,"has_article_relations":false,"history_and_foundation_html":"

\"Real Valladolid\": what is known about the FC

This is a professional football club from the city of the same name in the autonomous region of Castile and León. Founded in 1928, it is the main football team of the region and one of the most famous clubs in Spain, regularly balancing between Primera and Segunda.

The club is known for its strong local support, balanced approach to development and giving young players a chance. And since 2018, he received a new push - after the legendary Brazilian Ronaldo became a co-owner.

\n
\"Real Valladolid is a club that proves that consistency and loyalty to principles can be stronger than momentary success.\"
\n

\n","sporting_achievements_html":"

History of \"Real Valladolid\"

The club was formed after the unification of two local teams - Real Union\" and \"Club Deportivo España\" - in 1928. A few years later Valladolid began to play at the national level and in 1948 for the first time entered La Liga.

In the 1950s the team experienced its first real heyday, reaching the final of the Spanish Cup in 1950. In the future, the club played sometimes in the Primera, then in the Segunda, regularly fighting for survival or promotion.

The period of the 80s-90s is considered the best, when Valladolid was stable in the elite, played in European Cups (Cup Winners' Cup 1989/90) and even won the League Cup (1984) - although the tournament did not last long, it is still the club's most important trophy.

\n
\"In 2018, a new chapter began - the team was partly bought by Ronaldo, and since then Valladolid has started to invest more in infrastructure, transfers and youth.\"
\n

After several relegations and returns, the club is now again fighting for a place among the best.

\n","club_identity_html":"

Real Valladolid Stadium

The team plays at \"Jose Sorrilla\", an arena that was built in 1982 for the World Cup. It accommodates more than 27 thousand spectators and is one of the main sports facilities of Castile and León.

The stadium is located near the city center, and on the day of the match there is always a special atmosphere here: families come, with flags, in purple and white t-shirts - this is the colorful business card of Valladolid.

The club's plans include modernization of the arena and adjacent infrastructure to make it even more modern and comfortable. But the main thing is spirit, and it is here.

Achievements of \"Real Valladolid\"

The club is not a favorite in the competition, but it has a lot to be proud of:

Final of the Spanish Cup (1949/50) — the first loud appearance at the national level.
Spanish League Cup (1984) is one of the few clubs to hold this rare trophy.
Participation in European Cups (1989/90) — appearance in the Cup Winners' Cup.
Regular returns to the Primera - the club demonstrates endurance and ability to recover.

\n","current_status_and_future_html":"

Famous players of \"Real Valladolid\"

Over the years, bright football players played for Valladolid, some of them later became stars:

Fernando Hierro — legend of \"Real\" and the Spanish national team, started right here.
\n
Jose Luis Morales is one of the leaders in the 2000s, who is well remembered by fans.
\n
Muhammad Sallisu is a producer of the club who is currently playing in the top championships.
\n
Roque Mesa is an experienced midfielder who adds stability in midfield.
\n
Sergio Asenjo is a goalkeeper who also started in \"Valladolid\", and later played for \"Villarreal\" and the national team.
\n

\n
\"This is a club that is not afraid to trust the youth — and often this is where a great football journey begins.\"
\n

Real Valladolid interesting facts

The most successful club in Castile and León — the only one from the region who played in European Cups.
\n
Purple and white style is an unusual combination of colors that has become recognizable throughout Spain.
\n
Ronaldo — club president — legendary Brazilian owns majority of shares since 2018.
\n
Strong Academy - many graduates regularly appear in the core or go on to the major leagues.
\n
The stadium that saw the World Cup-82 — \"Jose Sorrilla\" hosted matches of the Mundial, which adds historical weight to the club.
\n

\n
\"Real Valladolid reminds us that real football is not only about trophies, but also about traditions, commitment and youth development.\"
\n

It is worth noting that Real Valladolid remains an important part of Spanish football, proving that regional clubs can successfully compete with bigger teams thanks to smart management and investment in youth. Will the team be able to establish itself in the elite under the leadership of Ronaldo? One thing is certain — the spirit of Jose Sorrilla and the traditions of Castile make Valladolid a special place where football dreams combine with regional pride and every match is a fight for the honor of the hometown. This is a club that proves that the most important thing in football is to stay true to your roots and never give up.

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Transfer	Goal	Assists
Getafe July 2024 - September 2025	1	0
Valladolid September 2025 - Now	0	0

Peter González: Career